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Photography planning guides for major astronomical events. Each guide covers timing, location strategy, equipment, and settings specific to the event.
Spain will see three solar eclipses in three consecutive years. A total in 2026, the longest total of the 21st century in 2027, and an annular in 2028. Photography planning guide for all three.
Between August 2026 and January 2028, Spain will be in the shadow of the Moon three times. Two total eclipses and one annular, each crossing different parts of the country.
Read the guideThe complete photography planning guide for the 2026 total solar eclipse in Spain. Locations, equipment, settings, safety, and weather strategy.
On the evening of August 12, 2026, the Moon will slide between the Earth and the Sun, and for roughly ninety seconds, day will become something else entirely across a 290-kilometre-wide corridor of northern Spain.
Read the guideThe 2026 Perseids peak under a new moon with zero lunar interference. Up to 150 meteors per hour. A total solar eclipse in Spain the same afternoon. Photography guide included.
On August 12, 2026, the new moon arrives at 17:37 UTC — zero percent illumination, moonset before 21:00, and the darkest possible sky for the Perseid peak. That same afternoon, a total solar eclipse crosses Spain.
Read the guideEach guide covers the event with editorial depth: the science behind the phenomenon, shoot windows, location strategy, and equipment recommendations.
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Astrian is in development. If you notice something that doesn't work as expected, we'd appreciate hearing about it at hello@astrian.app.
